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James D Vau^han
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Come, My Friends and Go With Me
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1. 1 shall ne'er for-get tfee day.Jg - sas took my sins a - way, That is
2. Whan I need Him He is near, bring-ing coH»-fort,b©pe and ebew.Gw • kg
3. So witir Him I press a -long, mid tfois bos - y wiek- ed Stems/Iett -rng
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why I sing a song as I go my way a~k>Hg;He is new my all in all
me a hap- py fife, free frsffl m -*»•» a»d &wa sbife; And He lead* me mgfet and day
of Hrslo^e for roe, how He sets the cap-tive iree; Sinew-rag- how He died for tkem
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in tbe straight aednai-rmv wayrB*Sp-i»g me to live it berewhm sm is rife.
pray-ing tkey wiil f»»e toHimjW be samd and blest for all e - te? -ni-tty.
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Adger M. Pace W. B. Walbert
j Chas. W. Vaughan
es D. Walbert Rev. Rupert Cravens
J Jesse B. Hardin
Byron G. Faust
Luther Dvummond
I J. E. Marsh
L. O. Brock
Will L. Matthews
1 B. F. White
J. C. Cooper
Mrs. Jesse B. Hardin
1 John M. Dve
W. S. Tidwell
J. Monroe Mobbs
j E. F. Purvis
Woodrow Sides
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f L. C. Higdon
J. L. Morgan
Roy L. Johnson
f A. O. Hargett
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c J. O. Townsend
f G. D. McNair
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James W. Poole
J. F. Durden
Gaskell Warren
William R. Wallace
I L. E. Teal
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j Yale E. Payne
Theo Powell
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g J. L. Freeman
Edgar W. O'Dell Robert L. Johnson
i Mrs. L. W. Carr
Bryant Johnson
J. Porter Thomason
| T. L. Gilley
Lee M. York
Rev. Virgil S. Rushing
f David Huntley
Mrs. Shirlene Walker
! Walter C. Carter
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j W. E. Hinton
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1 Want to Live There
Mrs. Novella Black
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1. I'm planning some day,
2. I'm send- ing each day,
3. That man- sioa they say,
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to leave this old world,
ma-ter- i - al there,
is great to he -hold,
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And go to that place
Of which He will build
Andstand-eth with-in
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my man-sion to fair;
the Cit- v of gold:
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D.S. Where man-sion of light
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willnev-er de-cay;
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For Je-sus has gone
And when He shall call
Come,qaick-ly oh, Lord,
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With Je -bus my Lord,
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that place to pre-pare,
how hap-py I'll be,
and take me up there,
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And soon He will come
To go to that home
To live in that home
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and take me up there
for- ev - er to be.
Thyglo-ry to share.
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Copyright, 1948, by James D. Vaughan, Music Publisher in "Gospel Glory."
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No. 1.
Fay Wallington
Gospel Glory
Adger M, Pace
1. There's a grand
2.'Tis the sto
3. Let us go
and bless - ed sto- ry, bless - ed sto- ry,
ry of sal -va-tion, of sal - va- tion,
with joy and tell it, go and tell it,
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from heav'n a - bove, from heav'n a - bove;
ones here be - low, down here be - low:
wide world a - round, the world a - round;
Sent to us
For the lost
To the whole
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With a song
with gos - pel glo - ry, gos - pel glo - ry,
with ju - bi - la - tion, ju - bi - la - tion,
of vie - t'ry swell it, glad - ly swell it,
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Sing with pow'r and gos- pel glo- ry, gos -pel glo - ry,
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Tell - ing of
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Where-so - ev
our Sav-iour's love, our Sav- iour's love,
wher - e'er we go, wher -e'er we go.
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Y, E. P.
The City Four-Square
Yale E. Payne
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1.0" ver by the crys-tal riv - er, far a -bove the blue sky, Where the
2. Streets of gold and walls of jas > per, gems of spark-'ling bright hue, Where will
3. There'll be no more pafn nor dy - ing when we reach that good place, No more
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saints shall live for - ev - er and shall nev-er-more die, Where the birds are ev - er
come no moredis- as-ter and nomorework to do ; Fruits of rich and gleaming
heart-aehes,no more sigh-ing in the light of God's face,Love.-ly flow-ers send- ing
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sing - ing sweet-e3t rnel - o - dies rare, With its foun-tains ev - er
splend-dor will a - dorn the green trees, E - vil fore - es will not
sweet-ness thru theheav-en - ly air, 'Tis a home of sure com -
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spring-ing stands the Cit - y four-square. Cit - y four-square, love-ly and fair,
hin - der in its heav - en - ly breeze.
plete-ness, in that Cit - y four-square. Cit - y of light,where comes no night,
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Build- ed for you and me;
Oh, how we long for Thee.
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Copyright, 1948, by James D. Vaughan, Music Publisher, in "Gospel Glory.
No. 3.
L. 0. B
L. 0. Brock
On the Hills of Glory Land
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1. Won't we bave a hap- py time, when we reach that sun- ny clime,
2. Flow - ers sweet are bloom-ing there, send - ing per -fume ev-'ry where,
3. Praise the Lord, the Cit - y fair, we are told, is built four-square,
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fields we'll glad - ly roam in that hap- py home,sweet home,
there we'll shout and sing hal - le â– lu -jab"? to the King,
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No. 4.
Fay Wallington
Tell it Out
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1. Oh, my broth - er, there's a mes - sage that the world should know,
2. When the world was all in dark- ness, Christ, the Sav- iour came,
3. He is now at home in heav- en, reign- ing on His throne,
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And He died to save the
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No. 5.
W. B. W.
Lord, is it I?
W. B. Walbert
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1. Some one is griev-ing the Sav- iour**to - day,
2. Some one is wan- iler - ing out in the cold, Lord, is it I?
3. Some one is turn- ing a- way^from His face,
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No. 6.
L. 0. B.
Let Us Keep on Praying
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1. What we're need-ing here be- low, as thru
2. There is much that we should do if to
3. When the world seems go - ing wrong and we've.
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And we need to pray ev-'ry day; It will
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lives with hap-py song, Till we reach our home up yon-der some glo -ry day.
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No. 7.
C. W. Naylor
When Christ Shall Come
W. C. Woodward
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2. His won - drous
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No. 8. Why Don't You Let Jesus Come in?
Rev. V. S. R. Rev. Virgil S. Rushing
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1. If you are wear- y and lad - ened with care, Why don't you let
2. Are you down- heart - ed, by sin - ningmade sad? Why don't you let
3. Yoursins the mas- ter will par - don to - day, Why don't you let
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If you will let Him. your bur - dens He'll bear,
He'll Hit your load and your heart will make glad,
Then you can sing ol His love all the way,
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No. 9.
R.F.C.
Look to the Saviour and Live
Ross F. Chambers
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W, B. Walbert
What Wonderful Glory
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No. 11. We Are Going Home to Heaven
Rev, R. C. . Rev. Rupert Cravens
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2. Joy-ous morn- ing, glo - rious dawn- ing, When we gath - er on that
3. Won the bat - ties, gone the tri - als, And re - demp - tion won at
4. Let me meet you in the morn-ing, In that Cit - y bright and
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Chas. W, V.
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1. Oh, don't go a - way with-out Je-sus, You need Him so much in your
2. Oh, don't go a - way with-out Je-sns, He loves you so dear-ly, so
3. Oh, don't go a - way with-out Je-sus, He'll take you to beav-en a-
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No. 13. Have You Been Faithful to Jesus?
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2. Friend,has your life been a bless-ing to man? Are you now do- ing tbe
3. When you have come to the end of life's way, And when no long - er on
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No. 14.
Millard A. Glenn
Wonderful Story
L. P. Thigpen
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1. What won-der-ful joy I'm hav -ing to -day, Since Je-sus has rolled the
2. The sun-light is shin- ing o> ver my soul, Joy bil-lows of love now
3. I want all to know this won- der-ful Friend,Just how He can save and
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keep to the end; I want all to share His won-der • ful love,
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No. 15. When Jesus Abides With Me
Rev. Dr, Alfred Barratt
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No. 16.
W. K. B,
That Far Away Clime
W. K. Brown
1. A bean-ti- ful tree is stand-ing to -day,Onhea?Vsev- er flow- ing stream;
2. Far out and be-yond the sun -set of time, A home waits me in the skies;
3. How glad I will be to live in that home, And rest by the tree of life;
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And treasures are there that fades not a -way ,Blest home where the soul nev-er dies.
I'll bask in its shadebe -neath heaven's dome, A - way from all sor -row and strife.
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Copyright, 1948, by James D. Vaughan, Music Publisher, in "Gospel Glory, '
No. 17. When The Saviour Calls Me Home
Rev. G. C. M. Rev. G. C. Morris
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2. Ev' - ry soul of the saved ones, thru His won- der- ful grace, Will be
3. Man-y friends are in glo-ry, who have gone on be-fore,Tbo I
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No. 18. Lean On the Everlasting Arms
Rev. Dr. Alfred Barratt. Suggested by W, B. W.
W.B. Walbert
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No. 19.
G. D. McN.
I'm So Happy
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1. I'm so hap -py since 1 have found the Saviour, And He
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go -ing a-stray,oh,praiseHim;He is with me to help me
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No. 20.
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A Heaven to Gain
Clyde W. Cox
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1. I bave heard of a beau- ti - ful Cit - y, Far a - way o'er the
2. Man- y times in this world Pro dis -cour-aged,And it seems that my
3. The re • deemed ones of God soon will gath - er, Up in heav - en with
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No. 21. Wonderful Joy is in My Soul
Fay WaJlington Roy L. Johnson and Herbert E. Pace
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1. Since the dear Saviourcamc and saved me from the old life of sin and shame
2.1 was a sin - ner lost and straying far from the shel- ter of His fold,
3, When 1 get home I want to tell Him what His sweet love has done for me,
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Now I am on my way to heav-en and the bright Cit - y made of gold,
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No. 22.
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Where the Flowers Bloom Forever
Willie Willmurth
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2. Down be - side the riv - er flow- ing, the tree of life is grow- ing, In
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No. 23. Sing Hallelujah
Charles H. Huff M. D, McWhorter
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No. 24.
James Rowe
He Will Meet Me at the Gate
Jesse B. Hardin
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2. When I feel His might-y arms a -round me, I can sing and smile, on myjour-ney;
3. Soon will dawn the great e -ter-nalmorn-ing,then His face I'll see, my Re- deem - er;
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He Will Meet Me at the Gate
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2. No moro my heart is pin-ing, love-light with- iu is shin-in g,Bak - ing my path-way
3. When I gethonie to glo-ry, glad- ly I'll sing the sto - r>,Walk- ing the streets of
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bright; With-in,the joy-bells are 9weet-ly ring-ing, glo- ry to me 'tis bring-iug,
gold; And with the mil-lions of earth a -wak-ing, glo- ry, we'll all bemak-ing
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Copyright, 1948, by James D. Vaughan Music Publisher, in "Gospel Glory."
No. 26.
A. M. P.
We'll Still Sing On
Adger M. Pace
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1. When we get home
2. Oh, won't that be
3. No grief nor pain
some morn-ing bright,
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No. 27.
A. M. P.
In Glory
Adger M. Pace
1. What a joy 'twill be in glo - ry, For the ran-somed of the Lord,
2. On that morn-ing when they meet Him In His maj - es - ty on high,
3. Oh, I want to join them sing - ing In that cho-rus, loud and long,
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When they sing the grand old sto - ry, Sweet -est sto - ry ev - er heard.
Shoutsof joy will rise to greet Him, Fill - ing all the earth and sky*
While the bells of heav'nare ring -ing, That e - ter - nal glo - ry song.
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Copyright. 1948, by James D. Vaughan, Music Publisher, in "Gospel Glory,'
No. 28. I'll Reach My Long Sought Home
Rev. Rupert Cravens Theme by J. C. W,
J. C. West
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I'll Reach My Long Sought Home
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Goodby
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2. If » on earth no more we meet, Let us meet at God's right hand;
3. Here's my hand that I'll be true, For that bless -ed home pre - pare;
4. That will be a hap - py time, When for - ev - er free from pain;
5. While e - ter - ni - ty rolls on, And new glo - ries e'er un - fold;
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Where we shall each oth - er greet, 'Mid
Will you prom - ise me that you Will
In that pure ce - les - tial clime, All
We shall greet our loved ones there , On
we feel that we are Thine.
the glo - ries of that land.
meet me o - ver there?
our friends we meet a - gain.
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3. Are we weak and heav - y la - den, Cumbered with a load of care?
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The Inner Voice
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2. Life up there will sweet - er be, liv - ing with the saints so free,
3. Loved ones of the days of old, we shall meet on streets of gold,
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2. There between two thieves, for the world Hegrieves, What a load, what a load
3. Je - sua bled and died on a lone hill -side, Just tomake, just to make
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WM. Hunter, D. D.
I Feel Like Traveling On
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No. 40. Going to the City Fair
Millard A. Glenn A. J. Burchfield
1. When we hear the trump-et sound-ing in the sky, And we see the
2. It will be a joy to meet Him on that day, And go home to
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No. 42.
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Let The Light Shine On Me
Fred Rich
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2. Lord, I want my life to be a light to oth- ers here be - low,
3. Lord, I know that I'm a fail - ure, for with- out Thee I would fall,
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Be Still And Know
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1. Fear not, 0 soul, a -long life's way, Tho' rough the path that thou dost plod;
2. God is thystrenghin time of need, A pres-ent help when troubles come;
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4. The Lord is with thea on thy way, Fear not the path that thou must plod;
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3. There are mansions bright in a world of light, For all who do His will be-low;
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I'm Holding to His Hand
1. I'm walk - ing with my Lord a - long this pil - grim way,
2. Tho all my friends for - sake and leave me lone and sad,
3. Al - tho the path be rough and bur - dens bend me low,
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I'm safe with Him I know,
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I Shall be at Home With Jesus
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3. Aft - er leav-mg earth-ly pathways, Which my wea-ry feet have pressed,
4. Aft - er last fare-wells are spok-en,
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I'll Live With Him Yonder
Harmony by Fay Jennings
No. 48.
Words and melody by Jimmye Boyd
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1. So of -ten I've heard of the Sav-iourwho came from His heav-en a -bove,
2. He died on the cross and was bur-ied and yet He a -rose from, the grave.
3. He lift- ed me out of my sor-row and took all my bur-dens a -way.
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He light -cd my path-way with sun -shine,gaye hope of a bright- er new day;
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Thank God, I shall live with Him y6n-der in mansions of glo - ry on high.
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No. 50.
H. A. L.
I Have No More Hills to Climb
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Chas, W. Vaughan
I'll Fly Away
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1. When my Lord comes a - gain to this earth here to reign,
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3. Tho' His com - ing be soon, in the mora or at noon,
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W.J.K.
Lord, I'm Coming Home
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2. I'vewa9t -ed man-y pre » cious years,
3; I've tired of sin and stray » ing Lord,
4. My soul is sick, my heart is sore,
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No. 56
W. B. Walbert
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Elisha a. Hoffman J. H. stocktom
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2.1 am so won-drous-ly saved from sin, Je-sus sosweet-ly a-bideswith-in;
3. Ohl precious fountain that saves from sin! I am so glad I have entered in;
4. Come to this fountain so rich and sweet, Cast thy poor soul at the Savioar's feet;
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Vida Munden Nixon
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2. When it seems the sun is hid- ing, Pad - ing f ar
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No. 60.
Chas, H. Huff
What A Happy Time
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I'll Fly Away Some Morning
Grady L. Baker
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3* On the wings of love di -vine, I'll keep sail -ing on, Till ^ meet those
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that fair clime in that home a -bove; Noth-mg there will harm the soul,
friends of mine who be -fore have gone: Then I'll join them m the sky
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troub-leswill be o'er.We'II be glad while a - gea roll, on that peaceful shore,
orais- ing Christ oar Ring .Never more to say good- by, but we'll shout and sing.
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Rev. J. H. S.
Only Trust Him
Rev. J. H. Stockton
1. Come,ev - 'ry soul by sin oppressed, There's mer -cy with the Lord;
2. For Je - sus shed His pre- cious blood, Rich bless-ings to be -stow;
3. Yes, Je - eus is the Truth, the way That leads you in - to rest;
4. Come,then,and join this ho - ly band And on to glo - ry go;
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Plunge now in - to the crim - son flood That wash - es white as snow.
Be-lieve in Him with -out de - lay, And you are ful - ly blest.
To dwell in that ce - les - tial land,Whereioys im-mor-tal flow.
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3. In that love-ly land with gran-deur stands the Cit - y that's (milt four-sqnare,in glo- ry,
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2. Some-times I get so tired of this old world, and long to fly a -way to rest,
3. I'm glad that I can say I'm on my way to meet the King up - on thethrone,
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Ob, what a hap- py time I'll have up there with Je - sus thra e -ter-ni-ty.
I'm sing- ing hap- pyprais-es all the way and press-lng on the Eoy-al road.
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1. Lord, Je-sus, I want to be per-fect-Iy whole, I want Theefor-ev-er to
2. Lord, Je-sus, look down from Thy throne in the skies, Andhelp me to make a com-
3. Lord, Je-sus, for this Imosthumbly en-treat, I wait, blessed Lord, at Thy
4. Lord,Je-sus,thouse-est I pa-tient-ly wait, Comenow, and with-in me a
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Chas. W. V. Chas. W. Vaughan
1. I was wand'ring sad and lone, with no place to call my own,
2. Noth-ing here can change my love for my Lord who reigns a • bove,
3. It will not be ver - y long till I join the bloodwashed throng,
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There for ev - er- more to sing hap - py prais - e3 to the King,
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E. H. Stokes
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1. Hov - er o'er me, Ho - ly Spir - it, Bathe my trembling heart and brow;
2. Thou canst fill me, gra-cious Spir - it, Tho' I can -not tell Thee how;
3.1 am weak -ness, full of weak-ness, At Thy Sa-cred feet I bow;
4. Cleanse and com -fort, bless and save me, Bathe, 0 bathe my heart and brow;
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And as I cross the riv - er, I see I'm need- ing a Friend, a Friend,
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My Saviour Will be Near
that when I have cause to fear, I'm sure He will com -fort me;
shrink with fear com -fort me:
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1. Eest in peace, si - lent - ly, Now thy earth-ly days are o'er;
2. Sleepin peace, sweet re -pose, While thy spir - it mounts on high;
3. Thou shalt wake, from thy sleep,Life " will then have just be - gun;
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Death shall come nev - er - more, When the crown of life is won.
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No. 72. I Want to Join in Singing There
Theo. P. Theo Powell
1. There will be a won-drous sing-ing o - ver in the glo - ry land,
2. Hap- py songs will then be ring- ing when that choir be - gins to sing,
3. Therewith all the saints and sag - es gath -ered on the glo - ry shore,
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God is Present Everywhere
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2. In our sick-ness, in our health, In our want or
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W. E. H.
I'm Glory Bound
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1. I am walk- ing in the light, in the path that's al -way3bright,
2. When my work on earth is done and the vie - fry has been won,
3. Oh, my broth-er, come a - long, join me in my hap - py song,
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No. 76.
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1. Foes may be -tide me, Darkness may hide me, Christ is be-sideme; I shall reach home.
2. Stormsmayafrightme,Dearonesmajslig'htme, Sin try toblightme; I shall reach home.
3. Bur-dens may bend me, Grief of t -times rcud me, Strength He will lend me; I shall reach home
4. Heav-en is near-ing, Clouds dis-ap-pear-ing, An-gels are cheering; I shall reaeh home.
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Ray palmer.
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2. May Thy rich grace impart Strength to my faint-ing heart, My zeal in-spire ; As Thou hast
3. While life's dark maze I tread And griefs around me spread, Be Thou my Guide; Bid darkness
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Fay Wallington
Over the Tide
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1. I'm so glad I have found the way lead-ing to that e - ter-nal day,
2. Thru the pow'r of His sav - ing grace,some day I'll lookup- on His face,
3. When I reach that e - ter - nal land, 1 will sing with the an-gel band,
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Prais • es un - to Him who for me died, who for me died, on Cal-v'ry;
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For I'-m saved to the ut - ter-most, thru the pow'r of the Ho- ly Ghost,
That is why I'm so hap - py here, that good day is so ver -y near;
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2. Let me at a throne of mer-cy, Find a sweet re -lief; Eneel-ing there in
3. Trusting on -Iy in Thy mer -it, Would I seek Thyf ace; Heal my wounded
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Adger M. Pace
What a Joy to Know
A. 0. Hargett
1. What a joy to know ' as we on-ward go toward the setting of the sun,
2. What a joy to know in this world be-low, we can have Him by our side,
3. What a joy to know that He loves us so, He is bid-ding us come home,
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Fill - ing us with song as we press a - long, tho' the world may us de-ride;
To the land of light and the Cit - y bright, un-der-neath the cloudless dome;
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Mak -ing hearts, now sad, hap - py,free and glad, when they find His sav -ing grace,
Where we'll sing His praise thru un-num-bered days, with the saints and an-gels fair,
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2. Ho - ly Ghost, with pow'r di- vine3Cieanse this guilt - y heart of mine;
3. Ho - ly Ghost, with joy di- vine, Cheer this sad-dened heart of mine;
4. Ho - ly Spir - it, all di- vine, Dwell with -in this heart of mine;
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Bid my ma - ny woes de-part, Heal my wound -ed, bleed- ing heart.
Cast down ev - 'ry i - die throne, Seign su-preme, and reign a -lone.
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We'll Sing the Glory Song
Mrs. L. W. Carr
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1. There's a home of peace and hap - pi -nesswait -ing, it is wait - ing,
2. In that home the saints and an -gels are sing -ing, sweet-Iy sing - ing,
3. Soon the time will come for me to be go - rag, op -ward go - ing,
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3. Are there no foes for me to face? Must I not stem the flood?
4. Sure I must fight, If I would reign; In-crease my cour - age, Lord!
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No. 88 Glory, Hallelujah,
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I Am Saved
Ranee Barkley
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Then I heard my Sav-iour's plea, say - ing
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Glory. Hallelujah, 1 Am Saved
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3. When at last I near the shore, And the fear-ful break-ers roar;
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D. C. Wondrous Sov'reign of the sea, Je - sus, Sav-iour, pi - lot me.
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Unknown waves be -fore me roll, Hid -ing rocks and treach'rousshoall
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'Twist me and the peace-ful rest, Then while lean-ing on Thy breast,
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Ban - ish - ing gloom and sad -ness, bring- ing great joy and glad- ness,
Praise His great name for - ev - er. love and a - dore Him ev - er,
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There is a Fountain
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2. The dying thief rejoiced to see That fountain in his day ; And there may I, tho' vile as he,
3. Dear dying Lamb! Thy precious blood Shall never lose its pow'r , Till all the ransomed church of God
4. Then in a nobler, sweeter song, I'll sing Thy pow'r to save, When this poor lisping stamm'ring tongue
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Wash all my sins a -way, Wash all my sins a -way, Wash all my sins a -way,
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J. B. H.
! Want to Go Home
Jesse B, Hardin
1. So of-ten I think of heaven a-bove where dwelleth the saints and those that I love,
2. The Saviour has gone a place to prepare for all the redeemed His gio -ry to share-,
3. The riv-er of life is flowing near by , and there we shall live and nev-er-more die,
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I Want to Go Home
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America
Samuel Francis smith
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2. My native country thee,Landof the no-blefree,ThynameI love; I love thy
3. Let mu-sic swell the breeze, And ring from all the trees, Sweet free-dom's song; Let mortal
4. Our Fa-ther's God! to thee, Author of lib-er-ty, To Thee we sing; Long may our
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rock8andrills,Thywoodsandtem-pledhills,Myheartwith rap-ture thrills Like that a-bove.
tongues awake, Let all that breathe partake,Let rocks their si-lence break, The sound prolong,
land be bright With freedom's ho -ly light, Protect us by Thy might, Great God, our King.
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Rev. G. C. Morris
The Tree of Life
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2. Man- y wea - ry foot-sore tray -'lers come from dust-y lands a • far,
3. Yes, the Tree of Life is stand- ms in the par- a - dise of God,
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Charlotte Elliott.
Just As I Am
Wm, B. Bradbury.
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am! Thou wilt receive, Wilt welcome, pardon, cleanse, relieve;
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And that Thoubidd'st me come to Thee, 0 Lamb of God!
To Thee whose blood can cleanse each spot , 0 Lamb of God !
With fears with-in and foes with-out, 0 Lamb of God!
Yea, all I need in Thee to find, 0 Lamb of God!
Be - cause Thy prom -ise I be-lieve, 0 Lamb of God!
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No. 96.
Charles H. Huff
That Wonderful Day
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That Wonderful Day
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bliss- ful ref-uge
A calm and un - dis-turbed re-pose, Un-brok-en by the last of foes.
Withho-ly con - fi - dence to sing That death has lost its venomedsting.
No fear, no woe, shall dim that hourThat man - i -fests the Saviour's pow'r.
Se-cure-ly shall my ash - es lie, Wait- ing the summons from on high.
No. 98.
D. G.
He's Coming Back Again
Darius Green
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And then we'll join
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B. E. D.
I'll Pray My Way to Heaven
Bill Edd Dodson
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W. B. Walbert
I've Left Old Egypt
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JOHN NEWTON.
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3. Thru ma - ny dan-gers, toils, and snares, I have al - read-y come;
4. When we've been there ten thousand years, Bright shin-ing as the sun;
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W. B. Walbert
When We Meet Up There
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1. When the days are long and yon'ye lost your song, and the way is dark and drear,
2. Oh, it will be sweet man- y friends to meet, in that land so brightand fair,
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Adger M. Pace
"Follow Thou Me"
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"Lay your burdens dowu and fol- low me, oh, fol -low thou me,"
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No. 107.
S. F. ADAMS.
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2. Tho' like a wan -der -er, Daylight all gone, Darkness be o - ver me,
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Adger M. Pace
He's a Friend of Mine
J. L Freeman
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And whenl someday, shallHts glo-ry see,
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A. M. TOPL.ADY.
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1. Eock of a - ges, cleft for me, Let me hide my - self in Thee;
2. Not the la - bor of my hands Can ful - fill the law's de-mands;
3. While I draw this fleet- ing breath. When my eyes shall close in death;
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D.C.Be of sin the dou - bie cure. Cleanse me from its guilt and pow'r.
D.C.A11 for sin could not a-tone, Thou must save and Thou a - lone.
D.C.Rock of a - ges, cleft for me, Let me hide my -self in Thee.
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When I soar to worlds un-known- See Thee on Thy judg-ment throne,
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The Love of Jesus
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W. C. C. ' Walter C. Carter
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2. When the way is clear there is naught to fear,
3. Broth-er,Stop and look, lis - ten to the book,
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Till you're safe with the saints a -bove,Trav-el on,
Till you're rest-mg safe Broth-er,trav- el on,
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1. I'm walk-ing the high- way that leads me up to the glo- ry land fair,
2. This won-der - ful high-way to glo - ry is the great highway of love,
3. I'll trav - el this high-way to heav-en, beau -ti -ful home of the soul,
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'Tis lead-ing me on-ward and up-ward in - to that Cit - y a - bove,
And there I shall live in His pres-ence while the long a - ges shall roll,
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I'll Rise and Fly Away
(In Memory of Rev. C. C. Holtzclaw.who went to heaven.March 7.1947)
E. W. 0. Edgar W. O'Dell
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1. Go- ingup yon-der,ner- er to wan-der,go -Da meet my Lord and King,my Sav-ionr,
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Mrs. S. W. Mrs. Shirlene Walker
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Je - sus, Sav-iour, bless- ed Sav-iour,
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1. In a home of pure de -light, built of man - y man- sions bright,
2. In that Cit - y of the soul, my e - ter - nal shin - ing goal,
3. Jas- per walls and streets of gold, beau- ty that can ne'er be told,
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There are joys no mor - tal man has known, no man has known;
I shall see with - in that Cit - y fair, that Cit - y fair;
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And when trav-'ling here is done, at the set - ting of the sun,
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I Am Going To That City
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James Rowe Luther Drummond
1. Years I wandered, f ree- ly squandered all my sub-stance day by day,
2. Life grows brighter, burdens light- er, as the days and years go by,
3. Oh, the glo - ry of the sto - ry of my Lord's re-deem-ing grace,
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Howitspag-es thru the a - ges I shall tell and sing a-bove;
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Joy for sor - row all may bor - row, per - feet peace and rest com-plete,
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Com-fort ev - er, fail - ing nev • er, from its pag - es pure and sweet.
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B. F.
I'll Not Deny My Saviour
Byron Faust
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1. As thru this world and its sor -row,
2. I fall be-fore Him con -fess-ing,
I slow- ly wind my war.
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Adger M. Pace
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Houston L. Thomas
1. Won- der- fnl glo - ry I'm hav- ing to - day,walk-ing with Je-sus my
2. Love - li -est flow-ers are bloom-ing for me, as I go trav - el-ing
3. Glad - ly I'll walk with Him till I reach home,yon-der in heav-en some
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R. L. J.
I'm Going Home
Robert L, Johnson
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1. There is a home a-wait-ing the faithful and the true Be-yond this reil of sor-row, a- bo?e the az-ure blue;.
2. To that good land np yonder with Jesus as my Guide,!' 1 tray-el on and up-ward till there I shall a-bide^
â– 3. My fricnd,why stand ye waHing?the time is passing by,You'll need my blessed Saviour before you come to die;
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B.J. Bryant Johnson
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1. As you tray -el thru life
2. Does your life re-flect Christ,
3. Are you tell- ing the lost
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No. 123.
Adger M. Pace
Happy Glory Land
James \V, Poole
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1. Just be-yond the sun- set giow-ing, is a land of won-drous hue,.
2. I am long-ing,some glad morn-ing, to ar- rive in that good land,.
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W. D. R,
That Land of Day
W, D. Rowland
1. Christ the Saviour pardoned me. cleansed my heart and set me free, Nov* Ihrn love He
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I shall look up - on His face When I cross the riv - er, to that land of day.
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A, M. P.
If Jesus Holds My Hand
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If Je-sus holds my hand, I will make it all right,
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Copyright, 1948, by James D. Vaughan, Music Publisher in "Gospel Gory"
If Jesus Holds My Hand
O-ver mountains bleak, thru the stormy dark night;
O-ver mountains bleak, thru the stormy dark night;
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Beautiful Home
J. O. Townsend
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1. 0 - ver the deep and roll - ing sea, there is a home prepared for me,
2. Je - sus is wait- ing for us there, in that bright home so love -ly, fair,
3. There we shall nev- er know a sigh, nev - er a - gain shall sav good- by,
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No. 127. His Love Shines Within
W. B. Walbert Oren Adams
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1. I'm walk-ing with Christ from day un -to day, And sing -ing His praise
2. No long-er in sin and dark-ness I roam, By faith I can see
'3. And when I shall reach that Cit -y of gold, I then shall live on
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and nev - er grow old; No sor - row nor pain can en - ter up there,
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2. Mar-vel-ous was the love that bro't Him down from glo- ry, Just to a -tone for all our
3. There is no love that can compare with that of Je-sus, When He laid down His life that
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cross of Cal-va-ry, of Oal-va-ry ; With a thorn crown up- on Hishead,thesearo the
sins and set us free,to set us free; And if we'll to His will be true, please llim in
we thru Him might live.that wemhrhfc live;Making for us a home on high, where we shall
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live and nev- er die, Wear a bririit crown that He to us will give, to us will give.
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Marvelous Love
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There to re- deem us from all our sins and set us free;
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No. 129.
Millard A. Glenn
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A. M. P.
Have You Balanced Your Account
[With God?] Adger M. Pace
1. Oh, my brother.are you saved from a life by sin de-praved?Areyou walking where the
2. Would yonr soul gc home with Him when yon pass thru shadows dim?And yourbod-y 's laid be*
3. Could you answer,"Here am I" on that morning by and by?Sayedandsan-ti -fied thru
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When He calls your name on high, what will
If you can, with Him you'll Ine and a
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Sing Hosannas
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2. Oh, sing ho- san-nas to His name and nev- er from Him roam, He lift - ed
3. Oh, sing ho-san-nas and re-joice in His re -deem-ing love, Then we shall
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lift to Him the voice in realms of bliss a - !jove;The temp
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Sing Hosannas
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Charles H. Huff Lawrence Roper
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1. Wonderful songs of love are ringing in my soul, ring-ing in my soul,
2. Wonderful sat -is- fy-ing peace is in my soul, peace is in my soul,
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in my hap - py soul,Heav- en - ly joy like might-y bil -lowso'er meroll.
in my new-born soul, And I am bead-ed now for my e - ter-nal goal,
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talk with Him each day, ev-'ry pass-ing day,
live with Him some day, some e - ter-nal day,
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Since the Saviour Set Me Free
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free, He bet me free. Beau-ti - ful songs are rmg-mg in my soul,
Songs to -day, are ring-ing in my soul,
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No. 133. On That Happy Glory Day
Millard A. Glenn B. F. White and Hollis Taylor
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1. Oh.my hopes grow fon-der of a home up yon-der,in the sky,
And my heart is glad,
2. On that bright to-mor-row, free from pain and sor-row,bless the Lord,
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With mybless-ed Saviour, some glad won-der-ful day, some won-der -ful day;
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And I mean to go there, when this life is o - ver, by and by,
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With my friends and loved ones there for - ev - er to stay, there to stay.
I will sing God's prais-es* there and nev - er grow old, ne'er grow old.
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On That Happy Glory Day
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INDEX
No.
A Heaven to Gain 20
Almost Persuaded 61
Amazing- Grace . . . . , .103
America 93
Arlington 85
Asleep in Jesus 97
Be Still and Know 43
Beautiful Home 126
Bethany 107
Blest Be the Tie 99
Come My Friends and Go In F. Cover
Enough For Me 87
Fill Me Now 69
Follow Thou Me 106
Give Me Oil in My Lamp. .-.>" 105
Glory, Hallelujah, I Am Saved 88
Glory to His Name 57
God Be With You 31
God is Present Everywhere 73
God Plans the Best for Me 35
Going to the City Fair 40
Goodby 29
Gospel Glory 1
Happ3r Glory Land 123
Have you Balanced Your Account?.... 130
Have You Been Faithful to Jesus? 13
He Made a New Creature of Me 6S
He Will Meet Me at the Gate 24
He Will Roll the Shadows Away 116
Help Us in the Fight . 54
He's a Friend of Mine 108
He's Coming Back Again 98
His Love Shines Within 127
Holy Ghost with Light Divine 83
How Sweet the Name of Jesus 75
I Am Going to That City 117
I Am Saved '. 129
I Feel Like Traveling On 39
I Have No More Hills to Climb 50
I Hear Thy Welcome Voice 51
I Need the Prayers 55
I Shall Be at Home with Jesus 47
I Shall Reacli Home 77
I Want to Go Home 92
I Want to Join in Singing There 72
I Want to Live There Pref . Page
I Will Not be Left to Travel Alone 30
If Jesus Holds My Hand 125
I'll Away to Rest 76
I'll Fly Away 52
I'll Fly Away Some Morning 62
I'll Live with Him Yonder 48
I'll Not Deny my Saviour. 119
I'll Pray my Way to Heaven 100
I'll Reach My Long Sought Home 2S
I'll Rise and Fly Away 115
I'll Soon Be Going 56
I'm Glory Bound 74
I'm Going Home 121
I'm Holding to His Hand 46
I'm So Happy 19
In Glory 27
It is Sweet to Walk with Jesus 58
I've Left Old Egypt 102
Jesus is His Name 49
Tesus Is More than a Friend. . . In B, Cover
Jesus Paid It All 65
Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me 89
Just As I Am 95
Just Beyond the Sunset 110
No.
Lead Me Shepherd 41
Lean on the Everlas.ing- Arms 18
Let the Light Shine on Me 42
Let Us Keep on Praying 6
Light from the Middle Cross. 37
Look to the Saviour and Live. . 9
Lord, I'm Coming Home S3
Lord, Is It I? /. S
Marvelous Love ;-, 128
My Faith Looks Up to Thee 79
My Lord is Watching- Over Me 44
My Saviour Will be Near 70
My Saviour Will Lead Me 86
Oh, Don't Go Away 12
Oh, the Glory of the Story 118
On That Happy Glory Day 133
On The Hills of Glory Land • 3
Only Trust Him 63
Over the Tide SO
Pass Me Not 81
Pray, Pray, Pray 59
Press On, Pilgrim Band 112
Rest in Peace
Rock of Ages.
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Since the Saviour Set Me Free 132
Sing Hallelujah 23
Sing- Hosannas 131
Sing Out the Story 90
Stay in the Middle of the Road 78
Tell It Everywhere You Go 45
Tell It Out 4
That Far Away Clime 16
That Land of Day 124
That Wonderful Day 96
The City Four-Square 2
The Glory Land 64
The Highway Grand . . .*. 114
The Inner Voice 34
The Love of Jesus Ill
The Sweetest Music 25
The Tree of Life. 94
There is a> Fountain. 91
Traveling On with Jesus 120
Traveling the Royal Road 66
Wake. Up, Christians 32
Watch the Light Just Ahead 113
We Are Going- Home to Heaven 11
We'll Sing the Glory Song- 84
We'll Still Sing On . _ 26
What A Friend We Have in Jesus 33
What a Ha-ppy Time 60
What a Joy to Know 82
What Wonderful Glory 10
When Christ Shall Come 7
When Jesus Abides With Me . . . .' 15
When "the Saviour Calls Me Home .... 17
When We Hear the Welcome Bells ... 38
Whe,n We Meet Up There '. 104
When We Reach Our Home in Glory. ... 36
Where He Leads Me 101
Where the Flowers Bloom Forever ... 22
Whiter than Snow 67
Wiry Don't You Let Jesus Come In? . . 8
Wonderful Joy is in My Soul 21
Wonderful Story 14
You are Somebody's Radio 122
Jesus is More Than A Friend
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Copyright. 1948. by James D. Vaughan. Music Publisher in "Gospel Clorv"
Millions of Vaughan Song Books have
been sold and are being sold through-
out America and many other nations.
TITLES OF BOOKS
Gospel Glory (1948)
Majestic Melodies (1948) Heaven's Gift (1947)
Perfect Hearts (1947) Silver Trumpet (1946)
Golden Hours (1946) Honored Guest (1945)
Blissful Showers (1945) Paradise Garden (1944)
Boundless Love (1944) Dawning Light (1943)
Sacred Thoughts (1943) Gospel Leader (1942)
Crowning Glory (1942) Singing Star (1941)
Joy DiVine (1941) Crowning Harmony (1940)
Heaven's Hallelujahs (1939) Beautiful Praise (1940)
Happy Praises (1938) Gospel Choruses (1939)
New Temple Bells (1938) Hallelujah Voices (1937)
Harmony Heaven (1935) New Gospel Voices (1933)
Millennial Praise (1927) Highest Hosannas (1928)
Heavenly Praises (1925) Pleasures Of Heaven (1926)
The above popular books are admirably adapted to the
needs of the Sunday School and all kinds of religious work.
They are furnished in shaped notes at uniform prices. The
price of each book is 35c a copy, or $3.60 a dozen, post-
paid anywhere in U.S.A. Please order books by name.
VAUGHAN'S SELECT RADIO SPECIALS
is what the name implies. Out of the thousands of fine songs
published by James D. Vaughan in the last ten years, the
songs in "Vaughan's Select Radio Specials" are the cream
of them all. Every singing aggregation needs quartets, trios,
duets and solos of selected gospel songs. The kind which
carry a message of love, hope and happiness, with melodies
and harmony suited to make them "Happy Hitters."
Price 50c a copy; $5.00 a dozen, postpaid anywhere in U.S.A.
GREAT GOSPEL SONGS AND HTMNS
Great Gospel Songs and Hymns is one of the most com-
plete church and revival books ever published. It contains
more than 300 carefully selected songs for all departments of
the church. Scores of the favorite, nationally known church
songs, many of the best songs from all southern publishers
and the greatest number of special songs ever found in one
book. Write for complete index.
Shaped notes only. Prices: Limp Binding, 45c a copy;
$4.50 a dozen; $16.00 per 50; $30.00 per 100.
Cloth Board, 75c a copy; $7.00 a dozen; $27.50 per 50;
$50.00 per 100, postpaid anywhere in U.S.A.
Address all orders to
JAMES D. VAUGHAN
MUSIC PUBLISHER
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
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